A commentary in Advances in Rheumatology questions the cutoff direction, multicollinearity, and causal limits of a cross-sectional study linking nutritional indices to extraglandular manifestations in Sjögren’s syndrome.
Commentary flags statistical and design limits of Sjögren nutrition study
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Rotary to hear presentation on nutrition trends Nov. 11
Dr. Angela P. Black will speak to the Rotary Club of San Marcos on Wednesday, Nov. 11, on the topic, “When Healthy Eating Gets Ridiculous: Three Nutrition Trends Gone Too Post Views: